By Zehra Betül Atasoy One night in 1910, a woman named Şükrüye was accused of wandering through a burned neighborhood in Istanbul with unidentified ...

Moten, Crystal Marie. Continually Working: Black Women, Community Intellectualism, and Economic Justice in Postwar Milwaukee. Vanderbilt University ...

By Anna Rose The night before the explosion, the air in San Juanico felt heavy and hot, as though it was boiling.1 But that feeling was nothing new. ...

This is the seventh post in our series, Cities at Play. By Sandra Coffey In Tarragona, a coastal city in Catalunya, Spain, the past sits so ...

Murphy, Ryan Patrick. Teamsters Metropolis . University of Michigan Press, 2025. Reviewed by Gracie Anderson Gender history and queer history have ...

This is the eighth post in our themed series, Cities at Play. By Sameer Chandavarkar Every year, Mumbai changes its rhythm—deliberately. Roads ...

Guariglia, Matthew. Police and the Empire City: Race and the Origins of Modern Policing. Duke University Press, 2023. Editor’s note: In the interest ...

Media comes at us so fast nowadays, and along with the fragmentation of culture that has accompanied the increasing pace of society, it become much ...

Beyond the obvious – Beyoncé, Taylor Swift, and a handful of others – there are fewer big stars, groups or bands around to set any kind of dominant ...

How many times have you bought a book at a conference or at a bookstore, with the full intention of reading it posthaste, only to stumble upon it again ...